KANYE West had a devil of a time leading up to a tense run-in with ex-wife Kim Kardashian.

The rapper showed up to his son’s basketball game in a head-turning car.

Kanye and Kim had a stare-down while supporting their son, Saint West, at his basketball game in Los Angeles over the weekend.

But fans couldn’t stop staring at Kanye’s pricey car – and a creepy detail in particular.

It seems the 46-year-old rolled up to the game in a Land Rover complete with a license plate featuring the number “666,” commonly referred to as the mark of the beast or the devil’s number.

Social media users on X, formerly known as Twitter, were shocked to see a man who pertains to be very religious seemingly pay homage to Satan.

“Anything for attention,” one person tweeted.

“He never stops digging,” a second added on. “Just when you think he’s reached the bottom he keeps on digging.”

While a third slammed, “We get it, you’re provocative and you don’t care what anyone thinks. But maybe try being a good father and role model for your kids instead of driving around in a car with a license plate that says ‘666.’

“Because, you know, that’s definitely what every kid wants their dad to be known for.”

Kanye’s kids had plenty of other reasons to be embarrassed by their dad at the game.

Kim and Kanye, showed up to support Saint, 8, on Friday, and the scene turned instantly icy.

The exes did sit in the same row but kept two open seats between them.

Neither seemed to be talking to each other, instead looking down at their respective cellphones any time their eyes weren’t on the game.

Before the game, Kim did seemed to acknowledge Ye when she arrived at the gym with their daughter Chicago, 6.

Kim was pictured having a stare-off with an already-seated Kanye through a black net screen with their daughter beside her.

Kanye has been name dropping other historical figures lately, going on a wild rant about Hitler and Jesus.

The rapper hit out at the Jewish community at his Vultures album launch party in Las Vegas last December.

He was filmed yelling, “Jesus Christ, Hitler, Ye! Sponsor that!” during a heated 10-minute speech at an afterparty.

The musician also said that Jewish people own all the banks, hospitals, and private schools in Los Angeles.

He apologized for his comments days later – and has recently filmed another apology.

The Donda mogul shot the lengthy apology video several weeks ago, in which he talked straight at the camera, according to TMZ.

Kanye was “rambling,” and at times it was impossible to make out what he was saying, sources claimed.

The clip will reportedly be released sometime ahead of his new album, Vultures’ which is scheduled to drop on February 9.

Kanye initially apologized for the rant on December 26, saying it was “never his intention” to “hurt or demean” the Jewish community.

He shared a photo of a block of text written in Hebrew which read: “I sincerely apologize to the Jewish community for my unplanned outburst caused by my words or actions,” per a translation by The Jerusalem Post.

“It was not my intention to hurt or disrespect, and I deeply regret any pain I may have caused.

“I am committed to starting with myself and learning from this experience to ensure greater sensitivity and understanding in the future.

“Your forgiveness is important to me and I am committed to making amends and promoting unity.”

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